Published with a foreword by Fulbert Steffensky and edited by Gotthard Falk, Robert Gebhart, Hartmut Handt, Karsten Mohr, and Helmut Robbe. John Wesley (1703-1791), the founder of the Methodist movement, is regarded as one of the most important figures in modern church history. The John Wesley Breviary makes it possible to discover this great evangelist, theologian, and social reformer for oneself. Here we encounter a vibrant preacher whose pointed thoughts remain surprisingly relevant today. With great spiritual depth, the central theme of John Wesley is continually unfolded: faith that works through love. Many texts from sermons, diaries, and letters are translated here for the first time. The short sections provide spiritual nourishment for each day of the year. Since an index at the end thematically organizes the collected texts, the volume can be utilized effectively.